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Calaveras of Chicago Art Display

Artwork by Christopher Lucero is currently on display in our Quiet Room. Mr. Lucero paints the faces of his subjects as Mexican sugar skulls and pairs their portraits with their life stories, showcasing unique experiences from around Chicagoland. Lucero believes everyone has a story to share and strives to offer valuable lessons through diverse narratives.

Visit the library through March to see these unique portraits in person during library hours.

Email: ChristopherLucero91@gmail.com
Facebook: @CalaverasOfChicago
Instagram: @LooseArrow
To purchase paintings or photographs, go to: calaverasofchicago.bigcartel.com

About DuPage Hispanic Alliance
The artist’s display is in partnership with the DuPage Hispanic Alliance, which is a cultural, civic and community non-profit organization, 501(c)(3), that promotes the rich Hispanic culture throughout DuPage County and the surrounding suburbs. DHA creates opportunities for education, civic engagement and cultural exchange that elevate and empower the Latino community while sharing its vibrant traditions with all.

Christopher Lucero, creador de Calaveras of Chicago, combina la pintura facial y la fotografía para celebrar la diversidad. Pinta los rostros de sus sujetos como calaveras mexicanas de azúcar y acompaña sus retratos con sus historias de vida, mostrando experiencias únicas
del área de Chicagoland. Christopher cree que todas las personas tienen una historia que compartir y se esfuerza por ofrecer valiosas lecciones a través de estas narrativas diversas.

Registration for Spring Library Events Opens Friday, February 20, 2026

Mark your calendars! Spring is right around the corner (we hope!) and we have several exciting activities planned at the library. Along with our popular adult crafts, genealogy club, storytimes and STEAM programs, new offerings this spring include:

• Self-Defense for Adults
• Bargain Gardens
• Reducing Stress Through Meditation
• Adult Guitar Class

FanCon 2026 on Saturday, April 11: Celebrate your favorite fandoms. Plenty of lead-up events begin in early March to get everyone excited for the big day. 

View details for all spring events in our Events calendar or in the spring edition of our print newsletter, Reading Matters.

Tap into Libby, the One-Tap Reading App

Libby is the reading app with free books, audiobooks and magazines all in one place.Give it a try today. Download from the App Store or get it on Google Play. If you have questions about using the app, you can meet one-on-one with a librarian to get you all set up. To schedule a Book-A-Librarian session, call our Adult Services Desk. 630/393-1171 x121. Read more. 

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